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Page 1: Protect Structural Investments with Stainless-Steel ... · nails or screws protect the integrity of the structure and the investment made in stainless-steel connectors. Simpson Strong-Tie

Protect Structural Investments with Stainless-Steel Connections

Page 2: Protect Structural Investments with Stainless-Steel ... · nails or screws protect the integrity of the structure and the investment made in stainless-steel connectors. Simpson Strong-Tie

The Science Behind Simpson Strong-Tie Stainless Steel ConnectorsEach Simpson Strong Tie® stainless steel connector is made with type 316L stainless steel. Because stainless steel contains nickel and chromium, stainless steel develops a thin layer of chromium oxide on the surface of the metal that protects the connector from corrosive attack. Type 316L stainless steel also includes molybdenum, which helps increase corrosion resistance chloride type areas, such as salt water environments. Type 316L has shown no visible sign of surface red rust after 1,000 hours of an ASTM B117 salt spray test. For more information about corrosion, visit www.strongtie.com/info.

• Ocean salt air

• Water

• Preservative-treated timber

• Fire retardant-treated timber

• Pool/Spa chemicals

• Fertilisers

• Soil

• Concrete

• Industrial zones

• Dissimilar metals

A Superior Level of ProtectionWhen choosing structural connectors for a project, it is important to consider the long-term effects of corrosion. Simpson Strong-Tie® offers a broad variety of stainless-steel connectors designed to provide a superior level of protection and durability against corrosive environments and materials.

Metal fasteners and anchors will corrode and may lose load carrying capacity when installed in corrosive environments or exposed to corrosive elements. There are a number of factors and environments that can negatively affect structural connections including:

U.S.A. joist hanger shown, not available in New Zealand or Australia

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Provides a high-strength connection between the post and concrete. Designed to install on hardened concrete with either a cast-in-place or post-installed anchor, the ABU is designed to provide maximum uplift performance for areas where uplift from high winds is a concern.

Key Features

• Slotted base enables flexible positioning around the anchor bolt, making precise post placement easier

• 25 mm standoff helps prevent rot at the end of the post in applications where weather or moisture are present

• Post can be fastened with either nails, bolts or Strong-Drive® SD Connector screws

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Stainless Steel Timber Connectors

ABU Adjustable Post Base with Standoff1.

Provides a clean, concealed look whilst providing a 25mm standoff above the concrete. This reduces potential for decay at the post end.

• Tested and load-rated for uplift and lateral load

• Anchorage can be cast-in-place or retrofitted with mechanical or adhesive anchors

CPT90SS Concealed Post Tie (Coming Soon)

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The A35 anchor’s exclusive bending slot allows instant, accurate field bends for all two- and three-way ties.

Key Features

• Reversible design permits the A35 to secure a great variety of connections

• Also available in 90 degree connection — A34

A34SS and A35SS Framing Angles6.

A 90 degree angle bracket for truss/rafter to the top plate connections.

Key Features

• 75 mm angle bracket• Gussets for added stability and rigidity

E5SS Angle Bracket5.

Designed for light-duty holdown applications on single or double studs. Also used for lateral load connections between the deck and adjacent structure or for guardrail post connections.

Key Features

• Stronger more reliable connection than through bolts or lag screws

• Includes SDS connector screws

DTT2SS Tension Tie3.

Designed for applications where extra load resistance is needed.

Key Features• May be fastened to the header

material with either nails or bolts.• Can be installed on timber header

or concrete/masonry wall.

SAE250/46/1, 5SSSuits 45 x 115 – 150 mm joist

SAE340/46/1, 5SSSuits 45 x 160 – 220 mm joist

SAE250/50/1, 5SSSuits 50 x 115 – 150 mm joist

SAE340/50/1, 5SSSuits 50 x 160 – 215 mm joist

SAE Face Mount Joist Hanger4.

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Complete the Connection

Always use stainless-steel fasteners

with stainless-steel connectors.

Even with the protection of

stainless-steel connections,

structures in corrosive environments

can be compromised over time

when these connectors are installed

with fasteners that are not stainless

steel. Carbon-steel fasteners

with coatings such as hot-dip

galvanisation will corrode faster

than the stainless-steel connectors

that they fasten. This can create a

weak link that can eventually lead

to failure. Likewise, fasteners made

from a lower grade of stainless steel

can also corrode at a faster rate

than our type 316L stainless-steel

connectors. Type 316 stainless-steel

nails or screws protect the integrity

of the structure and the investment

made in stainless-steel connectors.

Simpson Strong-Tie offers type

316 stainless-steel nails and

Strong-Drive SDS screws that fasten

our stainless-steel connectors.

Offers a versatile, concealed connection between the stair stringer and the carrying header or rim joist while replacing costly framing. Field slopeable to all common stair-stringer pitches, the LSC connector is suitable for either solid or notched stringers.

Key Features• Replaces additional framing and

toenailing and may be installed flush with the top of the carrying member or lower on the face.

• Suitable for most installations on 45 x 250 mm or 45 x 300 mm header/rim joist.

LSCSS Adjustable Stair-Stringer Connector8.

Provide a positive connection between the truss/rafter and the wall of the structure to resist wind and seismic forces.

Key Features

• The H2.5A and H3 connects the truss/rafter to the top plate

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H2.5ASS and H3SS Hurricane Ties7.

Make it easier to build structurally sound stairs.

Key Features• Installing stair treads with TA

angles instead of notching the stringers saves time and results in a full cross-section stringer.

• Installs easily with Strong-Drive® SDS Heavy-Duty Connector screws; no pre-drilling required.

TA9S Staircase Angles9.

Correct ledger attachment is crucial when building a deck that is attached to another structure. One of the most common causes for deck failure are ledgers that pull away from the primary structure, resulting in complete collapse.

The SDS provide an easy-to-install, high-strength alternative to lag screws and through-bolts

SDS25300SS-R25• 6.4 x 76 mm, 316 Stainless Steel

Strong-Drive® SDS Heavy-Duty Connector Screw10.

Other lengths available:38 mm — SDS25112SS-R2564 mm — SDS25212SS-R25

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Image Model Number DescriptionThickness

(mm)Finish

Box Qty

Suitable Stainless Steel Fastener

Tension Tie

DTT2SS 85 x 175 x 40 mm 2 316L Stainless Steel 4 8 – SDS25112SS (screws and washer included)

Adjustable Post Base

ABU44SS Suits 90 mm sq. postBase 1.6 Strap 2.7

316L Stainless Steel 6

2 – M12 x 120 mm SS 316 Machine Bolts (by others)

ABU66SS Suits 140 mm sq. postBase 2.7 Strap 3.5

2 – M12 x 170 mm SS 316 Machine Bolts (by others)

Concealed Post Base

CPT90SSSuits 90 mm sq. post

3 – 1/2" (12.7mm) x 70 mm dowels included

Base 2.7 Knife Plate 3.5

316L Stainless Steel 6 2 – M12 SS 316 Anchor Bolts (by others)

Face Mount Joist HangerSAE250/46/1,5SS Suits 45 x 115 – 150 mm joist

1.5 316L Stainless Steel 25

SSNA10; 12 – Face, 7 – Joist

SAE340/46/1,5SS Suits 45 x 160 – 220 mm joist SSNA10; 22 – Face, 12 – Joist

SAE250/50/1,5SS Suits 50 x 115 – 150 mm joist SSNA10; 12 – Face, 7 – Joist

SAE340/50/1,5SS Suits 50 x 160 – 215 mm joist SSNA10; 22 – Face, 12 – Joist

Angle Bracket

E5SSReinforced Angle Bracket

65 x 75 x 48 mm1.5 316L Stainless Steel 25 CSA5,0X35S

Framing Angle

A34SS 35 x 35 x 65 mm

1.5 316L Stainless Steel 25

8 – SSNA8

A35SS 35 x 35 x 115 mm9 or 12 – SSNA8 — depending

on connection (refer to catalogue C-C-AU16 Rev 1.)

Hurricane Tie

H2.5ASS 35 x 35 x 150 mm1.3 316L Stainless Steel 100

SSNA8; 5 – Rafter/Truss, 5 – Plates

H3SS 40 x 40 x 115 mm SSNA8; 4 – Rafter/Truss, 4 – Plates

Staircase Angle

TA9S 40 x 40 x 210 mm 2.7 316L Stainless Steel 20 SDS25112SS; 3 – Stringer, 2 – Tread

Adjustable Stair Stringer Connector

LSCSS 40 x 40 x 280 mm 1.3 316L Stainless Steel 10SSNA10D — quantity dependant

on configuration (refer to catalogue C-C-AU16 Rev 1.)

Image Description Finish Dimensions Model Number Box Qty Box / Ctn

Strong-Drive® SCNR Ring-Shank Connector Nail

Full round-smooth head, Annular-Ring

Shank, Diamond point316 Stainless Steel

40 mm x 3.75 mmSSNA10D 126 10

SSNA10D5 630 6

40 mm x 3.32mmSSNA8D 147 10

SSNA8D5 735 6

Strong-Drive® SDS Heavy-Duty Connector Screw

3/8” Hex Head Serrated threads,

Patented 4-Cut® tip316 Stainless Steel

6.4 mm x 38 mm SDS25112SS-R25 25

106.4 mm x 64 mm SDS25212SS-R25 25

6.4 mm x 76 mm SDS25300SS-R25 25

Stainless-Steel Connectors for Corrosive EnvironmentsProtect Structural Investments with Stainless-Steel Connections

© 2017 Simpson Strong‑Tie Company Inc. F-C-SSTEEL17 8/17 exp. 8/19

This flyer is effective until August 31, 2019, and reflects information available as of August 1, 2017.

This information is updated periodically and should not be relied upon after August 31, 2019;

contact Simpson Strong‑Tie for current information and limited warranty or see strongtie.com.

Simpson Strong-Tie® Australia Pty LtdCall 1300 STRONGTIE (1300 787 664)www.strongtie.com.au

Simpson Strong-Tie® (New Zealand) LtdCall 09 477 4440www.strongtie.co.nz